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Markets RY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. March 3, nOVn.-Consols 100 II ~
for mon y. zoos Tor account.
NEW YORK March 3. nosn.-Stocks quiet
but steady. Money easv at BOA per cent.
Exchange. lorg 81 S41s(p4 $40; short 81 s714((D
4 S1a4. state bonds duh but steady. Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady.
$500 p.m.-Exchange a shade easier. Money
easy az 31s(G4i,, per recent. Sub-Treasury pal
ances-Gold. sl33.352, 900; CURRENCY. sg H.. 0c0.
Got eminent bonds duh but steady: four per
cents l2S%; three per cents. 1000 State
bonds dun but steady.
The stock market WAS moderately active
to-day, aud With the exception Of a period Of
weakness in the afternoon was firm To rong
throughout. Interest, however, was monopo-
lied b, the few stocke which were affected
bv 81 ecirl causes. though the remainder also
shar, d In the lmproveme, {. Western Union
was ST. ong and Union Pacific showed unusual
strength. Reading and Richmond Terminal
however, we're the weak spots in the active
liet, but there was no material decline in
either. st. Paul was inclined to weakness
upon the unfavorable showing OF earnings,
but was held up by supporting orders. The
remainder OF the ilst was without special
features. The opening was somea bat irreRu-
lar tins morning, but the majority were slight
fractions above last evenings In Al quotations.
There W as more animation TO the early deal
ings than has been usual for the past week,
ana The tone was generally strong reward
the end OF the first hour there was marked
d creaee In the amo cunt of business done, and
later there was a slight yielding OF values In
the general list, while Richmond Terminal
was decidedly weak, Tho market quickly
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MEMOIR MD

Fernandna, March 3-Arrved, brig Alice
Brl, Ross, New York.
Arrived and cleared tn return. stea msh rs
City of Columbia, Mckee, and Carondelet.
Risk, New York.
Arrived from Jact sonville and cleared for
Ba tImore. via Kings Ferry, schr Wi son &
Nunting, Potter
Cleared. schr Geneveve, Haley, for Phila-
q lrhia via HI g's Ferry.
New York March I-Arrived. schrs Abbie
n Gheen Chen. Jacksonville; r ID spear,
Farr, d Sadie Wtlct't. Pensacola.
Cleared. schr Nellie Floyd. 10 nson, George
town. G..
Boachv Head. F b26-Paseed. bark Matt
land (Norl. Svendsen, Savannah for Ham
burg.
c rk. Feb 2R-Arrived. steamship Aberlady
Bay (Brl. McGregor. 2 rt Royal.
liverpool, Feb 2S-~ailed ship Harold
Haarf gar Nor, Hamen Pensacola.
SalernO. Fell 26-ATrived, bark Diana Nor,
Gundersen, Savannah.
Darien. "a. March ARRIVED. bark Praesi-
drnt Harbtz (Nor). Hansen. Belfast.
CeareG, bark Glynwood (Br), Williams
Rhyl.
Frrnandina March l-Arrived. schr Nellie
: Pickering. Mex en-, New York.
Cleared, schr VIM C Green, Halves, Mar
Unique.
Jacks ,nville. March ARRIVED. schr Lois V
Chapes, Rose, Bal more.
Sailed, steamer City Of Monticello. Creaser,
Nassau. N z.
Key West March l-Arrived, schr Gertrude
BrJ. johnson. Nassau.
Mobile, March l. Cleared, bark Lima (sw),
Eltstudlus. Pensacola.
Pensacola March Cleared. barks Unto
tRus), Daniesen, TYNE: Carl Haasted .NorJ.
MaronI, Pa ermo; AlmarIa (NOrj, Jarob.en.
MOnteviGeO; Agathe tNOr). Hansen. Sharp
ness; Edw Gushing. BIckmore, MatanZas.
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active but 1s1ssc lower; No. 2 mixed, May
delivery 85ssGS8c. oats n mlnaliy easier;
No. mixed, cash 2SISc Nav delivery 2Sssc
bid. Whisky firm at 81 IL. Provisions very
dull but firm. Pork at SIS. Lard 95(9Ic.
BulK meats unchanged: boxed lots long clear
55G1T s0c, short ribs 7 soc, short clear Sc. Ba-
con-Iong clear zoe, short ribs S0c. short
clear h0r.
CINCINNATI. March 3.--Flour duh. Wheat
irmer; No. , red, S3c. Corn heavy; No. ,
miNed 39l4c, oats irmer; No. mixed 5000
30lsc. Lard firmer at &C. Bulk meats held
hrmly Whisky active at 81 Is. Hogs steady
LOUISVILLE. March Strain and provisions
steady and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-Markets I'M
changed.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. March 3, uoon Spirits turpen-
tine dull Al 3Slsc. KosIn dull at 81 O2la(1l 10.
$500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine dull. Rosin
dali.
CHARLESTON, March 3.-Spirits turpentine
dull at S5]5c. Rosln quiet; good strained soc.
WILMIN0ToN. March S.-Spirts turpentln'
steady at 35c. Rosln irm: strained 1910,
good strained S21lc. Tar firm al 81 O5. Crude
turpeotine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip ana
virgin 81 90.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-Rice unchanged.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, March g.
l car wood, 20 ca idies tobacco. US cks pea-
10 boxes tooacco, l car cement. 2 bales hides.
and mdse.
Per steamer ST Nicholas. from Fernandina
and way landipg---9 hale cotton. 20 bag. cot
ton, boxes sturgeon. sturgeon, 2 box roe
10 bales hides. keg eggs, crew, pkg mdse,
| copper still. 2 boxes cheese, i pkg. emily
trunk. boxes oranges.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rv.
March 3-271 ba es cotton. A cars lumber. q
cars wood. car cattle. l car cotton seed. 3
cars coal, 81 bbls spirits tnIpentIne, 80 bbls
oranges, l9l bb's ro-'n, 1875 boxes oranges. u
baies hides. and mdse
Per central Railroad. March 1913 bales
cot on. 81 bales yarns. q bsles domestic. Is
pkgs tobacco 3 bales hides. rolls leather, IL
bbls spirits tdrpentine, IA bills rnsin. "a.
lbs lard. IS 0 4 Tbs bacon. 3,03l bushel- oats 5
bbls meal. $40 bales hay . hbls whisky. ,27O
bushels corn. 9 hf bbls whisky. AZ head ca tie.
IL cars lumb er ,ars wood. l6l pr % wood n
hnpe. 80 tons pig iron. 2 psgs Irvine 4pkg-
vegetables. 4 pkg~ mchy, o. pkgs mdse. car
poultry, iron safe. II y rs har ware. pkg
pio"s. pkgs emptcs. ~ bales plaids. 40 boxes
soap. 10 cases eggs, liz pkgs goods.
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The following specials to the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit OF our Florida
and Georgia readers and those interested in
fruits and vegetables aud canbo relied upon
as accurate anu reliable:
Special 10 No,aiag Velos.
NEW YORK, March 3.-The Savannah
,teamer to-uay brought coo b Nes Of
oran. es but a small proportion Of them were
fancy fruit. All such in good demand at So 10
IA 0C per box, as to conditun; ru7setS o.
cloudy fruit selling at ST so 2 0C pr box:
CT DICE new vegetables. beans Apd peas, SSan
per crate; strawberries in large supply to-
day and selling at 25aj0c per quart
q. 5. PALMER.
S0ecidt 10 HorniH1 Ne'os.
CINCINNATI. o., March 3.--Srrawberries,
41a5Oc per quart. Florida oranges. brgh
fancy, So 00a3 20 ner box; choice, 81 7oa3 C
per box; russets, 81 per bIX.
JOHN .. MOORE & Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Pensacola, Feb 25-A survey held on the
bark RoSedale Brl, from 81 Marc for Fa' =
mouth, at this port. recommended that por-
ton of the cargo he removed to make room
for taking in suffi lent stone ballast. aft. r
which the logwood Is 10 he restowed, the top
sides calked, ami the vessel then sail for her
de tination. + Spence. the mate, VIII Ia h e
the bark to her destination.
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?oULTRY-Market firm; demand good for
grown; half TO thrre-quarfers grown IN light
request; EGGs-Market irreRu ar. with a fair
demand; receipts light. PEANUTs-Ample
stock; demand fair; market irm ana adj
vancing. SUGAR-Georgla and Florida nom =
nal; none In market. HoNEY-No demand !:
nominal. SWEET POTATOES Scarce; receipts
very light: demand good.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Macon. Kelley, Boston
G NJ SOrrel.
Schr Lizzie Wilson, Chadwick, Boston
Master.
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SAILED YES NERDAY

Steamship CITY of WAGON. Boston.
Park Tjomo tNorl. Poot'e'oti Harbor.
Bark G"hnheim Ger, LOnd N.
Bars Erbrin NOR. Cronstadt.
Schr Lizzie Wilson. Bo ton.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship WIN crane, from Baltimore
n G Geig r. b w Walker, j Kelly. W l. Hol-
lidl W l. & Primer.
Per steamship CITY OF Macon. for Boston --
TO'Nei j r. Brown. \ ID Henderson,, Mrs j
j McCrady. and -ieerage.
Per steamer u Nicholas. from Fernandina
and way landings-B u Stillman, q Allen. G
II Wessc and wife, Mrs Over6eck, WIN Il
Newell, Peter Brady, " Sauls.
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DEPARTED YEsrERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
wav landings w r Gibson. Manager
Steamer rODe Catlin, Swift, Brunswick and
Satilla river anu way lanuings-J q MedlOcK.
Agent.
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EXPO

Per steamship CITY Of Macon. for Boston,
2Sl bales up ami cotton, 90 hal 4 q 'tuesfic>
and vans, so bhs r0slD. AZ 400 feet lumber.
lC3 bbls - ritz LurpenlIuc. 220 ba % hides.
bbls oranges. S, 06 hoXes oranges, 60 tous pig
IRON, 1853 pkg md~e.
Per schr Lizzie wilson, for Boston-25l, 1881
feet p y lum bcr-D G Bacon & Co.
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FRIDAY, March 4, 1887,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane. Billups, Baltimore
JAS r West h Co.
Steamship Juniata. Askins. Philadelphia
q Nj Sorrel.
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina. Darlen. Doboy.
Brunswick and Fernandina-C Williams.
gent.
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CONSJt;N EEs

Per steamer ST Nicholas. from Fernan1 inp
and way ianning>-S Guckrnheimer q Son. "
UrnricgA. Lindsay Il VI. II 4 Bond Frank a
o., j L Williams. Mcmillan Bros Butler Il >,
Woods 4 Co. Mohr Bros NJ Henderson.
Per Charleston and savannah K March B.
Tr nsfer Office. J Rosenheim ~ o, Cpestnutt
a. ON, NJ Y Henderson. Menhard Bros a Co.
A n Cham pion, Lee Roy Myers. W Goldstein,
n solomon b Son, Il Lowell ~ Son. NJ Laskf. r.
Mathews. A Hanley, Il ii Landman. Nell T.
II. = Buttimer.
Per savannah, Florida ana Western r..
March 8-Transfer once. Jno FlAnnery 4 Co.
Heron Il 6. Garnet. 5 n 60. w w Chisholm,
w W Gordon n 90. NJ Maclean, Warren Il A,
FIN Fnrley.M Y & d I McIntvre,E r Roberts.
Ellis, Y n Co, Peacock. II Il CD 4 William.
W ID Simkins. u 4 CaeAtham, Epstein n w
McDonoegh a. Co. Bacon, j Il Go. MINI
w Il ~ Howe. NJ Ferst \ Co. West Bros. j 4
Harvey. n w Mickler. Bendheim Br, 8 n 20
IL Myers a Bros. Palmer Bros, Lindsay n NJ
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-By Sail-There is a good demand
for coast tom &c and all offerings are readily
taken al quotations. Freight limits are from
to The thesa eale ports. Pni adeiph a, New
York. Sound porLs and eastwart. Timber
50ca$l higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and windward, nom nal; to South
America. $13a1': 10 5 anlsh and Medlterra-
mean ports, $llal2; to United Kingdom for
orders, timber, 27a2Ss; lumber, f3 lbs. Ste am
To New York, 81; to Philadelphia, 81; to
Boston So.
NAVAL SToREs-Firm. Foreign-Cork, etc..
for orte S. A. 81, and, or B.: AdratIc. rosin,
80 I'D; Genoa, rosin, IS. Coastwise-Ste m
To BOs on, Soc on rOs' u. 81 on spirits; to New
York, rosin 5Oc, spirits soc; to Philadelphia.
rosin SOC. spirits soc; to Baltimore. rosin soc.
splrit~ zoe.
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Sg.pplna 3atrlt,ormre.

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rallled, however but afterward the firm tone
entirey disappeared, and the market became
ouil and weak. In the last hour strength
axain returned, and the close was active AID
strong at or near the best prices of the day.
Sales $50 goo shares. The following are the
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,rr,cE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

,o1,nJ.-The market continues quiet,
SsG sand, and unchanged. There were no
ste 9ao yyonorted during the day. Wequote:
ssleH ~ l-oo,.o,io ne and ElorIdas II (G16L
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

TuASFEl-TaE TURKEY DAY / ofER
w 1st sl-SSl l. ; ne -aaas a sff se s--lsr
tE - ccliszs su2 s9a1s - f-ofS- ffosla.
k>aaa 8 Iofs>l bao3k. os,lss ~ ssee.s hs-el-
NOE sALE-THE LARCk. MN poIB Z
4 slase hs4l5l1s sitested 90 ne ksss sias -
MndlSo1-sve a<ooGd 4oar south u Has
keEt kFlEGE ever rs Fss ee1s. % i1stsgpsSssS
Alsi o< sota soS1. 1etRs ~ st-it p1E<li2s<f.
lutsie kfee- - 20 Afca1e 80
cOz sALE-CHEAp t0k CASH a NllE NlkE
Il HosIa ell>e AID d IS -iart sos lot bsf uissk
froal Aeofss gksl "a Sll-1.. IL pertecl az
exz NbCs hoi2e TIE t.FxeEi bargain IA 6EzHa
k@ts1S - SD a4.oze DcctEc eer J. Oail O. a4-
0rsks ksiseus3 kggfly CQn i&2ss S5 Aonfcs -.
Gfsnc Rapids S-tt
HOUSE AND IOF F0R sAIE or FoR RENT,
III l3I lxfaystte - alta bessk kosltA u Sasrsy
e. Aizo o1e susaA h0ilse 81 ESll ou hadsoo ace
kns suafe o. Tie pfe1alaes sa
NOR sALR-A LAaGE BRICK DNEl4aNo
4 house, On SF1iogs- 1or SO. De2t Z &gae
dwelling house - jSWekst-. Tor t11i3, Snu "a
q aeTe Ikrpa ia sparta iof q 75s. al 90 sLasli
pasEeatS sEo resSonssle tegtas. r a. Dspptr
foozn lzs. Leoy2rd 1loSk over Iaoiie Library
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

WAai h4s ascoms of the Hydrauiie
C1npaags = sha. con npany stiil IA sx-
iztsnces - i all n Ihs Einz. Or IA any
c0ndliioa 10 eoms up smiling Or other
sue FOR another roand IA ths city water
azhi ~ a hnishg 1hs psopls ~snt 10
kB0w. y0a know. This question q =
xatsr sapplY Cor Grand Ripids a CRY of
almost lo0.lB0 i-habltalts-is growing
into > very serious one. The question IS
not Qnly serl0as bal VIA Waiss Ne
mat have. W. mast havs riesfY q va
isr. We mnss have w4,7f "a Away.
We nssd water 70 drink. var ID soOx
wii1. w1fsr - EasA Ia. sad wsssF 70
spFnkis GA our stEsots snd sawas nszt
1a1msr. Above alive need snt must
havs watss With which 10 guard against
Ire. Oaly q divine Providence or ball-
head ,Gck saved this city lron after de-
aiFuction daring good part OF the long
heated term. whieh even nov 5 scarcely
over With. A large part of the sumner
saw this city actually without a water
supply sufficient 70 provide tor the ordi-
nary every day demands o. the city, and
had a ire ever got far start IN our
midst i must Inevitably have spread INTO
sn almost universal coraazrstion. for
there gza 40 water with which 10 extin
gazh iL What business m@a-wha.
prapsriy -holdsr what good citizen
wishes 20 sss t3is a5oniaab.s sa1 wholly
unnscsssary condlion q things dupll-
e.ts or another sannsE? Whist rssi-
dsnt % tho bill wishes to 30 another
Sumner without the rass1a os saving bis
hoase, or sysn OF sprinkiing his lawn?
Whs, person living s0ywksrs within the
city limits iesires ihat oas-half Of all the
wafds IN the city shall be left utterly
without hrs protection or even = water
supply for ordinary purpoScs2 Certainly
tho RS idsnts IA these wa-1ls Eish nothing
of lhs sort. Once more. then. We say to
the Hydraulic Company, what are you
gong 10 10 about i;f Aro you going to
faltii your original large promises to tbs
people? Are you any longer able to tnl-
I'LL those promises2 We pause for q re-
ply, bus We shall not pause long. This
city must have water. II tas Hydrau lie
Company IS no lOng-r willing Or kb!s to
furnish tbs city with water as IL once
agreed 10 do the city wants to know it.
II ths Hydraulic Company is broken
reed" the city must turn nelsewhere-even
q Grand river. II HscossGry, and after all
ths row ia the matter Grand Fiver is not
haif 50 bad al 1t has been cracked up
- De.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

The Western Farm Mortgage Com
paoy." OF Lasrence, kss.. started out
With a grand swindlirg sehs1le, and q
capital stock wholly composed OF conf
dsncs aud cheek. Farmers who came
Ter loans were caiolsd into executing
mcrtazes. which we're to De "ssnt on
Eas." 10 bring the money. TIE money
not co-ainz. as sgrsed, uproar and indig-
ua..on reign in once bleeding Ksnsss. T"
The fArr1srs openly proclaim ;has II the
company hang on 10 their mortgages
they will hang the raansgsrs Of the COM
psny-sad Michigan - ready to furnish
the ropes
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26


Jsliss EsassnaH. of Grand Rapids. Vas
"a t0s1 yesterday.
G. ~. kaisebs, Of he d. q. r. & / K.
K. spsn. Thanksgiving 10 the Valley nsy.
Over S4e0 sss cleared ~ the A2leors 5
Carnival sissn ~ he osaiofs of tne hlxa
osnc0l.
:. ssayze aud B. Ripley are At work rsis-
iBS the schsoner Addle shlcn sent On the
beach al the port some weeks ago
RsmeGa Der tue sociss hop given by Hose
Company No. ia the Cl2y-ase. rink. Doe.
Z. fns pToceeds viii 80 10 furnish their
new house.
s. r. Brown has taken HE contract of
putting ia the new foandssioa for the vault
Tor the new Mgsxeson SasiaEs Bank. which
will Oceupy the store formerly occupied DY
IL. A Wolf a. q piano store. The work
commenced yesterday.
John Croft, Who was driving = cart for
the Haekley & Humes mills. Was instantly
silled yesterday morning By timber fall
ing OF the tramWay and striking him on
the head. Coroner Wander Werp WAS sum
moned and took charge Of the remains.
The ball given by the Germans in their
hall Thanksgiving eve was attended by 100
pe0pI- The prizes given for the best lady
and gentleman walters were awarded a.
fOlioss FIRST prtkc, diamond ftus anu y
pair OF cuf buttons. VIII Hou.kamp and
Alss Lizzie Thurst; second prize, set OF
gold earrings and pin, VIM. Reese and
Mrs. +. Hunt
Joseph Morenee was instantly killed
near Meredith where he was 81 work in
lhe woods by a tree falling upon him. His
remains were brought 20 this city and taken
20 Irvine * Co.'S morgue where they were
prepared for burial. Deceased leaves a wife
and four children, who reside on Washing :
ton-ave. The funeral will take place today
from the French Catholic church.
There were three more warrants served
on George Jscks yesterday on account of
the properly taken from the Miller family.
Sheriff Nelson accompanied him TO Justice
Ryaas court. where the tiremen called TO
SO hic Jacks seemed as happy as ever.
tie stated 10 MS brother nremen that the
only thing that he could complain about in
regard TO tne affairs OF the jail is that Sher-
i'm Nelson would not let him have his
mouth organ. and so he asked the boys of
the Fire Department II they wouldn't gel
him some old fiddle so that he could have
something to pass the time while he was
confined in jail. He was put under s.. 900
bonds for each charge, which now make in
all SO, 600.
Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured by
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

MORTGAGE SALE F-DefsuIi hsvirr been msde
III In the conditions Of terrain nOftRaFel 4
dated The 1lsb oHy - 4u.ft ief fSecutfd "
Charles Bsosn and fan Brow. 81 Efsed
Kapids. Ken caoufy 81 birail. q Dsvid Mo-
GoHsu 81 q Q ssne pace. ana ie.1foeQ ~ he ,
orr nf thr RsfiEef q iif-dsf tefn ",uutfs
81 trs s-sfe - HietFst- o. TIE Aiit ds5 81 luiJs
a b.. ssf So . oco . - in hbrf ~ q
nor raqft n1 pare 80. ~ w1isn ttt power 4
sac tlese r.uiaiDes Ia i'sfa ~ qslofe ife, snt
sad n morigare utsining IA i1Iitrinr cyYe-
ranfs .rns- sheria any feffns De rrsds iu The
paftneuf - he 'aid inte-ts - ~ fieTi here -
or of sny iusisiimeu's oi p'ifs' fpsi. ~ of suy
pan ihereoi. op aBy day wiiereUB - lie ssBe =
made fssyable a. shove exgrsFsed eff Fby1if
ihe ssus fr7ral1 nBpsid snf in rrresf - TIE
tl'soe = ifty dsJs then and flor thenoeforths
fna1 Il o. Eaf sfref the isT~s q So seid fiKfr
aags maeh - tbe kforessia pfiusif,si ssn II
if hundred dollars e. rfsaeint unfhio vllh ~
rif.sTe q .otrrts freftt.n thfif 81 ~ pial1n ~
sssirus tseaoe ard - tne end faynlis irDe-
faielf tff-eefir-. Eitf ugh fiif psripo sisose
have esriras anything '-sre. heiOft ~ ln ssid
rsrr,rr ssar o. anfaiiet - b. ensIireTy fnerecf
b. styT g. ae,rlfsstsnd.r. n fte luterest,
90 ssia ifirc'a asi srm fnefafon'o q in $40 mort~
rsee dne sfr rsfsfls asunary lfh a. y 1877.
y r-ra fa fte tf.sfsi 'fueEf ~ iutfffet. 0r $40
wines 81 > aHt I'D feIn.if jeif 1tto, A y.
iH7 - r-rr 'fee in psio mortgage naf herius
l-rfr tsaf1 - fnre n greed end ret hesiff hsezs
Fissf q ths flatf -frfeTlfff isih a y lesll fI1f
e sH ssd tar sli lzce hesorsn. in0rtesgss
hsfnx t.eced thst the piIyie sfsounf 81 81
gras-tasrt eqfcf due end wficf r7o-if@gf fhen
b flsiffef ~ 80 1uf and pagebit - kfe dafe q
fhfs uoti tss ~ ~ bun ifet HnI FRY seres
fiai az ear nin ~ nine ceuts ard 10 stf - pr8
G efirlf ras ire fFeu iasfItulff a. lee ioretcre
ths aeI tusr nss'einE sactfef iFssi flEnortesss
pf n1Trer tHefef
rttire b nefaiy z-re1 fssf ~ FrGeF ths 1Ah
fsr - fferfra g. = j ~ 81 So elcek n 10
. arrr - fnrf dsT 80 fT0ns decg oi tie
fsrsss frf<f ere fifT ~ rafld Esrids in fns
f,rsrrs e' Fert. an .tatt of Fieeigan said
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WHY co TAO OR THRkE NILS IN THE
w oouatry aac LAY ~ 49, fof lltlss - s-et
l0g whep Ne vii SCI yol ole 81 r. frosi oa BAD
via Seymo4fs ado toa between Fulton zHd
Lake AVENUE ard fnrDssh money 70 Dul a honse
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
.A1elttS-- Wdnfed.
Situations Wanfed--Mat >.

C,HoRTHAND-AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER
y is prepare 10 give lessons in shor' hand A.
L. Hi Box 4, care OF Telegram Herald 38
IUANTED--BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, A
w position iu a wholesale store, with 4 chance
10 work u. wEges DO object Address, J. Nc
Box 5, Telegram Herald. Is
A GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE. WITH
Il SUFFICIENT means quiet habits. strctlv tenn
pcrsse. would ike 10 correspond with alady OF
similar age and situation. Object. mafrimopy
Address Ray, Telegram Herald. city. 81
CITUAT10N wASTED-BY YOUNG MAN
- with i've years experience In AL branches Of
Office work. Thoroughly competent Highest
testimonials J. J.. Box 8. Telegram Herald of.
nee. S2s
w NANTED-sITUATION BY A IE-YEAR-OLD
w Sacdish giri 70 do light house work Address
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
Registration Notice.

-Elccfcis AZ the dry of ogsnd fap,ds lske no
tict- 13e nsrd 81 Lekik;Iaiifn II tie cats ~
orarc kaDias vii neei ai tlte d 3 g. aereiustef
designated eatlsldsg. he q cay IL iss-en Ger.
ls>7 next preceding tie day 81 eitsfloa hrt cen
The houn "a eo'eA,ck a n ard . lioek ? m.
ioT The pufpose o. nsk na lefigsa la, ~ hear
may he. of al pcfrous te<,aluG IA tht several
usrd. az The t.tN 81 Disnc Rapids Who
guAliAei electors under the etlstilgiian o. tho
Sisie ci Mics gau snc cntiiieG o. vote thcFcln,
flrsI ward o n trsndyilss ave
Second ward snferler courf loon.
Inifd Rsra firi rreenci 40. "a Island a.
setcDd pee mel Ne. "a 4efo.ss4n eve
torrk ware, flss, Ifeclncs-N0. 22S East
BfioEf-sf.
fccono prec net - No "a Crcecolt eve
fIflb Narl-Ea. ~ f.nlufe dave
sixtn saId- Englns olal>t h0gih o. lconard. e.
seventh nhrd-No cTe ne hglse rnutst
fiEtfh Had-Ilrn Acrelu hail. ielefS1lrg
q. a. le1r2af frtc Sauncer
= h stein, kasnee ShAnahan
John Creque, i>stah rleraft
Oco. D. fcnilan' fatl Aaf1s
= huuuy, T. " Harvard.
George VI. Davidson. Ansfrrs DOYLE
a. 7 Rrenner }. l. LauDlero.
iacoh Llsenhsfdf, j A. Mckee
board of Res slslration of the cIiy of Grand
kapi1s-
join J. BELENAr.
CITY Clerk J
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Situations Uonfed-Fe,nolc.
For Henf--Buefness Places.

WANTED = DAY WORK, WASHING AMI
" ironing. cooking and sewing. 4s Union a.
ley near rrNnari s. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

los ihe Board of Police and yire
Commissioners wsnis tEs bell IN the city
ball tower to rsnain silent and station
sry. What asa would the bell bs there,
for wbl~a the citizens pay. aud not the
Board, Il is did rot strike the bour2 Let
tbs bell strike every hcur as the bells do
in Detroit. Chicago. Buffaio, and ether
cities ~ metropolitan prsssnces. Let the
bell strike every hour.